We used Global Luxury to take a trip to Washington DC from central Ohio. The owner was very prompt…read morewhen getting back to me via email. The price was reasonable. Our driver was professional and did a great job even in some challenging and congested areas. His flexibility was key to making our trip successful. This is a small company, which originally made us nervous, but after our positive experience I know that I would use them again in the future.

Capital City Tours, our city's only formal tour company, offers a handful of specialized overviews…read moreof the city: it's churches, gardens, public art- and even tea-houses. A few times a year, they organize special holiday, reunion and couples or women's tours. If you (or your company) is interested an in-depth driving tour of the city, or perhaps want to organize a custom tour, contact Jean, the owner. She has conducted step-on bus/ coach/ van tours of the city for the past ten years. I can recommend her personally for her knowledge of the city and engaging personality.

My husband and I are planning to relocate to Columbus from the Washington D.C. Metro area in the…read morenear future. Having only visited here a handful of times, I considered myself pretty clueless about Columbus so I googled city tours and found Capital City Tours. I was interested in the City Overview Tour. So, I emailed the owner, Jean, and she was very prompt in getting back to me with available times, which, fortunately, fit our schedule. My in-laws live in a suburb of Columbus, so they joined my husband and me for the tour. Jean was very sweet, especially with making some special accommodations for my semi-handicapped father-in-law. Anyway, if you're looking to move here - or have lived here all your life, even - this tour is a must-see. Jean has been here 50 years and knows SOOOO much about the history of the city and its various eclectic neighborhoods! And, she's very witty, and had us laughing a good bit. An excellent time was had by all! The tour costs $25 per person, which was more than fair, I think. Her van was impeccably clean and she even used a little microphone while speaking during the tour. At first I thought the microphone might be overkill, but I'm glad she used it because my husband, who sat in the back, could hear her very well. The tour lasted a little over 2 hours. I was so happy I found Jean. I got to see parts of the city I may not have been ready to explore on my own, including Victorian Village, German Village, downtown, Franklintown, OSU's campus, and several others. She has experienced a lot and READ a lot in her 50 years here. It makes me want to learn even more about this great city I will soon call home. And it makes me want to get here all the quicker! I highly recommend this tour. My father-in-law even loved it, and he's hard to please. :)

This was a great experience, the pilots and everyone involved were awesome. Can't wait to do it…read moreagain.

The bartender competition at Natalie's was a fun well run event! Will attend again next year!read more

An excellent time expiring the city. Each of the three locations had a unique drink and snack. I'm…read morepretty sure the venues change with each tour, so that may effect your experience.

While in Columbus we had a wonderful experience on a German Village walking tour. Our tour…read moredirector, Gail, was very knowledgeable about the history of the homes and area. Would definitely recommend this tour!

We booked a tour online and headed out to the factory. There was good communication and a reminder…read morefrom the American Whistle Corporation in advance. We checked in at the desk when we arrived and they welcomed us to step into factory space. The tour guide was very funny and engaging, joking with the kids. He provided an overview of the company and the history of both it and how whistles used to be made. We then walked around and looked at some of the machinery, some of which they were able to demonstrate in action in front of us, others which had some footage prepared that we observed on a large screen. At the end, there was the option to put together your own whistle by selecting two different halves (same or different colors, a huge selection including glow in the dark) and even the round pea color for inside, then used the machine to put it together quickly. They also have a small shop where you can purchase additional whistles and accessories. Quite an interesting visit! Note that parking is around back for the tours - a gravel lot with some very large potholes to watch out for.

Did you know the American made whistle is made right here in Columbus? You can go on an inexpensive…read moretour on how the whistle is made and get a whistle at the end. The tour is around $5 and last about 90minutes.

We had the opportunity to stay at Georgia's this fall. The house is beautifully decorated and Diane…read moreis a wonderful host. All the rooms have themes and touches that are unique, special and help you feel at home. The breakfast was amazing - great selection of local foods. If you are needing a chance to get away and relax I can't recommend this bed and breakfast enough! We can't wait to get back soon!!

We enjoyed this ghost tour of Dublin, Ohio. There were just two other people besides our family of…read morefive so we were able to get close to our guide and hear everything. Becky, our guide, is quite familiar with Dublin having been a shopkeeper for a number of years in the old district. She knew all the stories. She started out with some history on the founding of the town of Dublin then proceeded to tell us of all the sightings and happenings in the old area. We walked from the library to just past Biddie's Coach House to the cemetery behind the library. It was a nice leisurely walk with lots of stops. Anyone who likes ghost stories and/or likes local history will enjoy this tour.